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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
London Corasols.

CHICAGO. February s.-Pors strorgar;casi
$1s-57is; May s13.7.5<.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10

San Francisco, February a-wheat dull:
Shipping. 81 so.
Bariey-weak. sLc5; brewing, 81 r7tss.
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rs Lilo, March. 1875, May. s7is-
Corn-Easy, Cash 3i7s !: March 35,; May,
40 15-l6.
Barley-pull. 501s1c.
Pork-Steady; cash Si3.60.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
The Grain 3anrkess.

LospoS, February Q. p. M-Gonsals
cl osed at l0a lilo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
PORK

CHICAGO. February a.-Wheat wesk am
lower. Cash. 75 l5-lo; May. s2la.
Corn-lower- Cash. 81 a: May. 40 lfI' ld5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Ness York Money szarkef.

NEW York. February a.-aoney on GALL
Easy at Ss94; closing at J.
Prime mercantile paper. boil
Sterling Exchange-Duii.s s.. S5i4 for sixty
days; SIS for demarf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Chlcaso Wheat.

SAN Francisco. February s.-Silser bars
Per cent discount, II 70 23.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-17
A BltgAtsd Life

The news comes from across the water
that the eX Empress Eugene has applied
to the syndic Of Naples for permission "a
IN mister as hospital nurse to the wound
ed soldiers who have been brought from
Massowah.
To this complexion il comes at last. The
brilliant beauty who was once the toast OF
every court in Europe ends her career .
shattered wreck. striving in painful
round OF good deeds to forget her days Of
gilded vanity.
But this dazzling woman has missed
none OF the sweets Of existence. She
queened il over constituency OF crowned
heads. Hers was literally primrose path,
AMI she followed 1t to the end. The old
world threw itself at her feet, while the
new accepted her lightest word as law in
all that concerned taste, fashion and social
etLics. From the day when Eugene de
Moniijo first rose full -orbed luminary
above the tinsel world that circled round
the Tuilleries and st. Cloud down to the
gloomy hour when the tremendous tidings
Of Sedan were flashed over the wires, this
woman seemed to monopolize all the sun
shine OF the universe.
The gorgeous pageant OF the imperial
sham faded away. The last Of the Napo-
hope Of the Bonapartes fell beneath the
spear OF naked African savage.
Was there ever such biebted life2 IL
is a long step from royal purple to sack
cloth and ashes, but the dethroned
sovereign no longer 6huns humiliation and
penaDce. Perhaps she is her own seyerest
Judge Her suflerinsg have bIotted out the
memory OF her folies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-17
Wiz. Word d..

Silence 10 the sanctuary OF prudence.
Evil is in sntagouism with the entir,
creation.
Hope. folding her wings, looked back
ward and became regret
Our actions must clotbe ms with an i'm
mortality, lostbsome or glorious
The world il u comedy to those who
think. q tragedy TO those who feel.
Give what you hsye. To some one I
may be better than you may dare Il
think,
A face ths cannot smile is like bud
that blossoms and dies upon the stalk.
Good manners are the art OF making
those people essy with whom you con-
verse.
One OF the illusions is that the present
hour ia not the critical. decisive hour
Write it on your heart that every day !,
the best day in the year.
Money and time are the heaviest bur
dens OF life and the unhappisst OF all NOR
tails are those who have mtrs Of eitbel
thsn they know how 10 use.
Keep your boy heart up into manhood
The chances come later to some than tf
Others Yonrs may be the dnller forenoon
and the more brilliant evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-17

In no class Of people does heredity do q
more disastrous work than in the descen'
dants OF drinkers, whether excessive or
moderate. A morbid apstite for liquor in
such cases, with the disadvantage Of an
inherited nerve degeneration, NAV mani.
fest its eli in many horrible forms. Among
these many forms are the ordinary symp-
toms Of intoxication in person perfectly
temperate. DR.. Crothers, OF Hartford,
Conn, presents many such cases 10 q pa
per read before the American Association
for the Cure OF Inebriates, and published
in the Ahenia and Newoiogist. The first
cases that attracted his attention
were two boys, sons of drunkards,
in the Hartford Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
who had shown clear signs OF intoyication
from their birth. He was stterward sur
prised to find such cases not uncommon.
In some persons the symptoms are pres
ent all tho time, either appearing at BIRTH
or slowly developing with the growth Of
the child. Most Of such cases show other
marked indications Of physical degenera
tion--ss idiocy imbecility, or bodily de-
formity.
excitement is sufficient to,bring on an at
tack. This class may include persons OF
average Intellect. and even OF genius. In
them the neuro,ic (nerve) degeneration
may, at a later date. end IN imbecility or
insanity. A farmer. tifty-four years old,
man Of wealth and character, whose faith
er was a drunkard, but who himself never
used any kind Of spirits, showed symp.
toms Of intoxlcation after meeting with an
accident from q run away horse At the
funeral OF . child, some months later, his
family were greatly mortified st his silly
language, staggering gait, and other
marked symptoms Of intoxicstion. A
year later similar attack followed the
burning Of some buildings on his farm.
There are similar cases in which tho
nerve degeneration is not to heredity, but
to early habits OF intoxication. A noted
temperance lecturer, u total sbstsiner for
ten years or more, received while ec.ur-
ing q despatch announcing the fatal i'll
ness Of his daughter lie drank q glass
OF water. became confused, staggered. and
was led from the stage laughing and
10 maudlin way. He drank no
spirits, but the audience supposed him 10.
toxicated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-17
Rsmdy for Whooping Cough

The seed OF the common sunhower is
the best remedy for whooping cough lbH
| have ever known. says Cincinnati lad,
Brown The seeds slighily, like coffee, thru
grind and steep; when sufficiently ,teeped
drain clear oi the dregs aud sserien WITH
rock candy or lump sugar, Let the little
ones drink freely OF IL at intervals through
out the day, and especially before retiring
at night inall ordinary cases, where the
children are properly cared for and kept
in, ia bad weather, no other medicine will
be required. II is also very looseniug
on hard tight congh and thus IL seems
that even the despised sunhower Is good
Tor something To any who are Inclined
to be skep,ical | would only say, please
tryit before you condemn. ] consider it
so excellent remedy that last summer
devoted a considerable portion Of my
kitchen garden to tie raising # suuhowes
that might gather the seeds for medi-
cinal purposes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-17

Y love you with my whole heart b
coutiuued. have loved you. ever sine
that summer day. when you brought Beau
~ home. Don't be cruel You pity al
inAnima,e things Can't you pity mel
She gave another quick glance q, him
and then "a. silent. bat with heAying hos
ON. ADD downcAst eyes
The captain drew her towards him.
No snswsr Not even pity. he said.
She gave him . shy. sweet radiant
glance; and hs knew il meant success
never dreamed OF such = thing, until
you mentioned ii. she whispered. after .
while. IvM sure II Was Adelaid. and not
poor me. But-hut-I--I-I believe now
I have cared for you all the while.
He caught her 70 his heart. God bless
you, he said. Tor those words.
When Mrs Cooper and Adelaide return
Cd, they found the captain still at Maple
Hill. He called Mrs. Cooper aside. and
told her his story. while JEANNE fed up
stAis 70 her little attic chamber. Hsr
asnt angriiy declared she would give her
sopssnt 10 no such foolsry. JsAnnis l.
nsre child. - said. A. for Adelaide
she vent into Mysteries.
Bat Tor oil that JEANNE aud the captain
we're married that fall. and kept their
Christmas at Fossebrooke; and even Ade-
laide and Mrs. Cooper condescended TO be
guests there Ia fact, the aunt does moth
ing since but talk OF tho "great match.
her niece has made.
She's Mrs. Fossebrooke OF Fossebrooke
Hall. you know, she says, the Oldest fam
lily in the country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-17
Embarrassed Clerks.

Tho clerks in music stores often have
laughable experiences, A young lady
walked into one OF the largest on Wash
ington street and said, or seemed to say
81 want Willie Nye" A boy was sent to
occur the store for William, and when
that young gentleman presented himself it
would be hard to say whether be or tho
girl looked the more astouished. "Did
you ask for Will Nyep he said "Certainly
not, she replied. II want that new song
"Will and | (" An entirely new clerk at
another store came near fainting several
times during his first day behind the
counter. He had hardly taken his posi-
tion when young lady with blonde tress
es and eyes which seemed made OF bits Of
Italian sky, walked up to the counter
Fixing her orbs upon him, she said kiss
Me, Darling, Ere You Go. They had to
take him out and place him under the
faucet. while another clerk gave the Gus
toner the music she desired He had
hardly recovered enough TO resume his
place when maiden Of perhaps seventy
winters, remarked 10 him "Abl would
that could love the less' During the
severe illness which followed bis hai
turned raven black But today bis
clerk is the most calloused mun in the
store All day long girls talk to him like
this; II want beaul" Give me bacl my
heart my love!' 20, tell me that you love
mel" Come, Birdie, come and live with
mel" And he merely replies; Fifty cents
pleasel' and wraps up the bundle, Oae
can get used to anything, in time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-17
The Cocaine Habit

A number Of cases Of confirmed cocaine
habi, have recently been reported While
some OF them lack confirmation, il ia Ger.
iaia that several physical and mental
wrecks have been caused by The excessive
use OF this alkaloil The South American
Indians, long famous as coca eaters. seem
~ a rule Dot 90 succumb 10 it's effects.
They use the dried leaf, which they chew,
previously Introducing small amount oi
slkali, to set tho cocaine frce 10 civilized
countries the alkaloij as chloride is us
uslly employed. aud is administered by
hypodermic injection.
The practice OF using il habituaIly III
excess NJ hitherto reported as almost con
fined 70 physicians, Its effects upon its
victims are very sad. Tho brain becomes
permanently or for = period affected. spe-
cies Of lunacy being produced Just as in
the case Of opium eaters. the moral nature
Is undermined. One doctor was reported
80 recently as to be within the memory Of
our readers, as having turned on the gas in
drug store where the alkaloid was rcius
cd him, with tho design OF asphyxiating the
clerk, in which attempt he nearly succeed,
Another doctor within a space Of some
sixteen months, has gone insane from the
cocaine habit and has been removed to an
asy lum, leaving his wife also i'll from the
effects Of the same drug, with which he
had experimental on her
II the cases continue TO multiply, there
may be room for questioning tho utility
to man OF the discovery OF this sn@sthet-
ic II is doubtful il all the services in
local aunsthesia rendered by il can com
pensate for the i'll it has already done.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-17

! The largest library 10 the world Is th,
Biblioibeqno National, in Paris, which
contains 100000 volumes. aud is von-
derfully rich 10 manuscript The next
largest is tha, Of tho British Museum, with
/ 800, 900 and the third IL the Imperial, in
St Petersburg, with 100000 volamts.
Other great Libraries are. Royal, Berlin.
700. 900; Royal, Dresden. and Royal, Co
penhagen. 100000 each; Royal. Munich
700. 600; Imperial, Vienna, 400. 900; Con-
gressional. Washington, $50. 900, and the
Univeniiy. Lcipsic, $4,000 volumes. The
Boston public library is the largest in
America, after the Congressional, hasiog,
including branches. $4,000 volumes. The
Yale Library has 1901 600; the Astor. New
York. $50. 600; the Mercantile, in phils-
dslphiA 1875. 900; the Philadelphia library
l06. 600. aud the National Of Mexico, 100. =
600, Tho iAmoss Dodlsian Library, Or.
University. England has $40. 900. volumes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-17

| Some persons suppose that the c1ar.
acter of the weather can be foretold
by the hour OF the day or night when
the changes Of the moon occur. Others
thiuk that change Of the moon on Satur
day is always followed by severe storm,
and others say that "A Fridays moon
come when it will, comes too soon" Then
again it is said il the points Of the new
moon are upward there will be dry wealth
er. while others take the opposite view
and say il they point sideways II will be
dry. But leaving all these and many
Others like them, there ars q few proverbs
about the moon which il may be worth
noting and testing. We give some OF
tbs s.:
" hrn the moon is visible 10 the, day
time, tIe days are. relatively cool
In western Kansas. il is said. that when
the moon is near the full it never storms
and the sailors say the full moon eats
clouds
If the full moon rises clear, expect fine
weather.
large ring around the moon aud low
clouds indicate rain in twenty fonr hours;
small ring aad high clouds. rain in sev.
eral days
List night the moon had golden ring,
1T tonight no moon see.
l'he larger the halo about the moon, the
u, arrr the rain cl ,nds. aud the sooner the
raj may be expected,
When the moon is darkest near the
bolisou. expect rain.
II the full moon rises pale. expect rain.
A rel moon indicates wind
Ii on her cheek you see the maiden's blush
The ruddy moon foreshows the winds will
rush
II the moon IL seen between the scud
aud broken clouds during gale il is ex-
pec,ed to scud away the bad weather.
In the old OF the moon cloudy morn
ing bodies fair afternoon.
II there be general INST b.fofe sunrise
~ -. fall Of o., moon, the weather will
b. I,t fDr come days.
ifthe moon show silver shield.
BE Got afraid 81 reap your field,
Ia; If she ri-.s halved round,
Yen soon vi tread on deluged ground.
Tie rising ~ setting Of the moon will
be followed by decrease Of storm which
j, then prevailing
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The Fox.

The fox was regarded by the aocIents ~
the most cunning OF sll animals, snd bis
standing 10 still reported by Bradstree, to
bs AAl. Thee are various species oi
foxes, none Of which will refuse . spring
chicken. il the price isn't too steep. They
might - we'll have been made so that
they could climb trees, but y they were
not they take il out in running loose over
large extent Of country. He eats most
everything which comes ia bis vsy in the
shape OF meat. and goes on on svisirshead
Of dog faster than any other animal ear
rying fe.sbsr dustsr after him. While
be makes his burrov in the ground. and
puts tso elbows in 1t 70 keep out farmers
pitch. forks, be knows svsry hollow log
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A tramp WHO called ut house on Col.
nmbIs street yesterday aud asked for mon :
ey Was handed penny by The womsu
Madam, be said, after be bad locked Ut
it for moment, hope you have done
uotnipg rashly mot deprived your family
OF any Of the necessities Of life or given me
money which ought to have been saved
for rent,
Oh, we'll, she replied, as she made ready
to close the door, We are all expected and
commaaded TO make sacrifices nov aud
then. | hope you won't gamble or ge.
DRINK with II.
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XVI.

did know was that's vide strcah u proian
iiy was running through camp 10 Eisaas
fashion, but only the practical jokers
could guess the cause Next day there
Was q big demand for sticking plaster.
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q lay when Johuston's army was 10
Mi .t-.ippi the soldiers noticed very
mr., - king COW tied 10 tree right in
the a,idaie " the camps. They thought
nothing nnususl was the matter. ho~ever.
That nigl.t 30, 900 men 'torned 10" and
seat 70 j ep. little dreaming that the old
eos vas going 70 disturb auyboJy. About
nj might some praciieai ,ker. iiaI q
brusLt iimb to The e9s's tail AMI esvs i.f
= "a in lie. She di.i not di.sppeia' tse
expectations of her friends. but ,ns ~
sai lash through the dark ses.. tf4mling
owe, tie sleeping sfili-rs aud drs1ins the
brush over their pr0sirst- form fhe
hosl. and s.il- Tia, f,ils4ei II ber s.ka
aided 90 her srfsr. AMI f,.,-t AL faster
she wen, until shr had run pser i,,r big
se.t par, ot Johnsioa- army To add 70
the confusion nobody kne. eIscsly .hs.
Va. the matter. The oaly thing anybody